The Managing Leader and Principal Executive Officer of Nigeria LNG Restricted (NLNG), Mr. I mean, that’s the honest truth. There is range; there is opportunity,” he said.
Falade said NLNG was exploring opportunities to connect competent Nigerian manufacturers alongside multinational projects, including the construction of vessels for the firm. He stressed that Nigerian-made products could compete successfully in international markets when they see worldwide standards and present feature and value.
“I’m not sure I was equipped for what I saw. That alliance will merely broaden. Adeleye Falade, has pledged to reinforce the firm’s collaboration including Coleman Technological Industries Restricted, notably in community information development and the expansion of Nigerian manufacturing capacity.
Falade made the commitment during a tour of Coleman’s manufacturing facilities in Sagamu and Arepo, Ogun Condition, where he expressed admiration for the enterprise’s scale of operations, investment in up-to-date machinery and equipment, and the professionalism of its workforce.
Describing the facilities as “mind-blowing,” Falade said the tour demonstrated what Nigerian businesses could complete throughout sustained investment, innovation and commitment to excellence.
He noted that NLNG already had a enterprise relate using Coleman, adding that there was key promising to increase the alliance beyond 2027.
“We’re already in association. I’d seen a few of Coleman’s events, and I knew that something striking was going on, but I don’t reason any of that equipped me for what I saw,” he said.
The NLNG CEO reaffirmed the firm’s commitment to initiatives that support Nigerian businesses, produce employment and deepen community industrial capacity. He described Coleman’s facilities as a source of pride for Nigeria, saying the organization had demonstrated world-class functioning standards and significant regional manufacturing capability.
Falade too commended Coleman’s command, notably its Managing Director and CEO, George Onafowokan, and Executive Manager, Michael Onafowokan, for building a enterprise including the characteristics of a world-class organisation.
Responding, Onafowokan described the contact on as an endorsement of the longstanding alliance betwixt NLNG and Coleman and NLNG’s commitment to area copy development.
He said Coleman had benefited from NLNG’s nearby version initiatives, including its participation in primary projects such as Train 7.
According to Onafowokan, Coleman’s transformation from a family-owned enterprise into a multinational and generational enterprise was driven by its outlook in Nigerian talent and capacity.
He described the organization’s commute as “the Nigerian story”—a demonstration that Nigerian businesses can manufacture world-class products and operate world-class facilities locally.
Onafowokan thanked Falade for the see, saying the constructive response would encourage Coleman to persist investing in its audience, facilities and capabilities as it contributes to Nigeria’s industrial development.
